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Caricatures and Cartoons - Sir John A. Macdonald.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Cartoon by J.W. Bengough inscribed "We in Canada seem to have lost all idea of justice, honor/and integrity" - The Mail,26th September, showing Sir John A. Macdonald and Alexander Mackenzie.
Part of Kingston Picture collection
Announcement of the "Ceremony of Laying the/Foundation stone/of the/City Hall/and/Market Buildings" dated 2 June 1843.
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Newspaper article about the Gov. Generals trip to Kingston by sleigh.
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Advertisement for the Steam-Boat Frontenac. Copied from the Kingston Chronicle, Fridy,Apr.30,1819.
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Excerpt from the Kingston Chronicle, Feb.25,1819. Advertisement for a Theatre presentation of Hamlet to be presented on Sat.Feb.27,1819.
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Excerpt from the "Kingston Chronicle" Friday,Jan.21, 1820 with various notices including a Bank Notice, a Bible Society meeting, and a proposal of a new mail stage line from Kingston-York.
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Item is a photograph of an excerpt from the "London Gazette Extraordinary" reporting an attack by Bradstreet on Fort Frontenac.
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'Fortifications at Kingston' by J.B. Duberger, approved by G. Nicolls. Scale 1" = 600'. Manuscript with colour highlights.
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Kingston, 1824 (part of original map only). 'Plan of Kingston site proposed for constructing a bridge between that place and Fort Henry'. Signed by E.Dunford. Scale is 1" = 400'. Map shows Point Frederick, Navy Bay and Point Henry.
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Item is a photograph of a map of Kingston & vicinity, 1828 by Lt. Col. J.R. Wright and Lt. J. Walpole.